It’s Thursday. I’m a huge fan of all things Drone. Every year it feels like operators are pushing the limits a little further. This past February, EHang raised the bar yet again, flying a staggering 22,580 drones in perfect formation to create an incredibly precise aerial light show over Hefei, Anhui, China. Even more impressive? The entire spectacle was coordinated by a single computer.

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It’s Wednesday. This is a real treat. One of my readers spotted this gorgeous 1929 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan while visiting I-79 Honda in Morgantown, West Virginia.

The Model A followed the legendary Model T and was built from late 1927 through 1931. Where the Model T kept things simple—famously offered in “any color so long as it’s black”—the Model A ushered in a new era of style, color options, and much-needed modernization for Ford.

Beneath its distinctive butterfly hood sits a 201 cubic inch (3.3L) L-head inline four-cylinder making around 40 horsepower. That was enough to push it to a top speed of about 65 mph—a major leap forward from its predecessor.

Thanks for sending in the photos, Kevin!

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It’s Tuesday. Jay Leno just took delivery of his personal 2026 Corvette ZR1X—and it’s already rewriting the record books. With a blistering 8.6-second quarter mile and a jaw-dropping 0–60 time of just 1.6 seconds, Jay isn’t holding back, calling it the “greatest high-performance bargain of all time.”

In this exclusive episode, Jay is joined by General Motors President Mark Reuss to dive into the engineering wizardry behind the C8 ZR1X. While exotics routinely command seven-figure price tags, Jay points out his ZR1X costs less than the sales tax on a typical Ferrari or Lamborghini, yet outguns them in nearly every way.

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